WRT the OP, that is most definitely going too far.
WRT some of the other comments here, my what a broad-minded and tolerant bunch some of you are. *slow hand clap*
It's not hard really, is it, for the veggies to let the carnivores eat meat without derision, and for the meat-eaters to let the veggies enjoy a meal that's not covered in dead flesh?
I can't stand veggies who complain that the meateaters are eating 'their food'
Speaking as a veggie, nor can I. If an omnivore is choosing the veggie dish over the meaty one, that's a complement for the meal IMO. I'd be quietly proud.
what's on my plate is mine!!
I can't stand veggies who complain that the meateaters are eating 'their food'
Contradicting my sweeping generalisation about veggie 'versions' previously, the veggie burgers at my old local were really quite tasty, a nice change from their similarly tasty beefburgers. Both were home-made, cooked to order and in limited supply. A mate of mine had a real go at me for ordering the last veggie burger one night in case a vegetarian turned up and couldn't have one.
To this day I can't see why I was at fault.
~ the pub could have made more
~ the veggie, knowing his limited choice was in limited supply, could have got there in good time
~ the veggie (like ThomThumb above) could, I suppose, have had the beefburger out of politeness (or a bag of nuts).
for the veggies to let the carnivores eat meat without derision, and for the meat-eaters to let the veggies enjoy a meal that's not covered in dead flesh?
If you'd intentionally ordered the last vegetarian meal in the place, knowing that your friend would be stuck, then I'd agree with him that it's a crappy thing to do. If OTOH he was arguing that you'd deprived some non-existant veggie who might or might not arrive later, you're absolutely in the right, that's lunacy.
Jon > problem?
The quote in the OP is quite clearly from a septic - which does explain a lot. I'm just bothered that if I went round I'd like to have a drink rather than a beverage.
Don't get me going on spinach and ricotta cannelloni.
i just ate it. saw it as good manners.
Just make a normal meal for everyone, just before you serve them, pick the meat off the vegetarian's plates and put it on your own. 
The OP's quote sounds crazy though. They must really love cooking for all those different people otherwise I don't think they'd do it.
It's not hard really, is it, for the veggies to let the carnivores eat meat without derision, and for the meat-eaters to let the veggies enjoy a meal that's not covered in dead flesh?
All the veggies I know are completely un-militant about it and enjoy a bit of teasing as much as the next person, I don't think it bothers them to be honest.
If you'd intentionally ordered the last vegetarian meal in the place, knowing that your friend would be stuck, then I'd agree with him that it's a crappy thing to do.That's not the kind of thing I'd do to a mate. I ordered it because it was tasty and I wanted to eat it. I didn't know it was the last one 'til the kitchen shouted back to the bar that there were no veggie-burgers left.
If OTOH he was arguing that you'd deprived some non-existant veggie who might or might not arrive later, you're absolutely in the right, that's lunacy.I'd definitely deprived someone of it, they sold out pretty much every Fri evening of both. Though the next person trying to order one may well have been an omnivore (with more reasonable mates).
All the veggies I know are completely un-militant about it and enjoy a bit of teasing as much as the next person, I don't think it bothers them to be honest.
I've encountered both extremes, sadly. As with many demographics, it's the vocal minority that gives the rest a bad name.
That's not the kind of thing I'd do to a mate
Sounds like he's just being arsey for the sake of it then, TBH. (-:
Mrs PPs dad has a bistro on the South Coast. He wanted to add another veggie option to his menu, so Mrs PP cooked up 4 different meals from various books, and we went down there and had a tasting session. One wasn't so good, but one was and he put it on his menu.
The Jamaican Bean Stew has been is second best selling dish for quite some time now.
I love it. It's proper veggie food in that it's just food made without meat, not veggie food that's trying to be meat, if you catch my drift..?
Hmm you lot have me seriously baffled, do you have friends? Do you know what friendship is? As I said before, I like my mates, that is why they are my mates. I do not really get any negative feelings towards them when it comes to cooking vegetarian stuff, I quite enjoy it. As they are my friends I try to please them, I guess my instinct about friends is that one is nice to them. I am frankly baffled by any other attitude. (And those of you that have seen my writing on similar threads will know that I am a pro fox hunting meat eater)
I guess for those of you that get ticked off having to make special dispensations cooking for your mates then they may not be your mates for long. Maybe this is what you are aiming for?
The [person quoted by the] OP is a liar. No-one goes to that much trouble.
are you going to have the strength to defend it from a circling pack of hungry eyed ferocious meat-eaters?
I rarely dine with hyenas...
it's the vocal minority that gives the rest a bad name.
only to those so dim as to consider all vegetarians to be the same
let the veggies enjoy a meal that's not covered in dead flesh?
I know many vegetables who are very militant on that position...
I know many vegetables who are very militant on that position...
it's not kind to so describe your friends 
I'm a meateater who enjoy catering for others, go to great lengths to accomodate different requirements veggies included....but when I visit veggies they never cook me a steak...why's that?
but when I visit veggies they never cook me a steak...why's that?
because they don't really like you
simonfbarnes - Memberit's not kind to so describe your friends
You're so FUNNY!!
my veggy mate cooked me roast lamb last year, twas nice.
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